Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 12, 1909, Page 12

BEE: Friday----the Most Extraordinary Remnant Sale ever held in Omaha Immense shipments of odd lots and remnants from spe- cial purchases go on sale Friday for the first time. The bargains are simply amazing. Every item mentioned here is priced far below the regular value. Dress Goods Remnants Hundreds of *yards in newest weaves and colorings— 36 inches to 46 inches wide—two lots: LOT 1—All 26-inch fancy serges, two-tone effects, 36-inch English fancy and stripes and check mo- hairs, 38-inch diagonals, ete.—at, yard.. LOT 2—All wool worsted suitings, all wool storm serges, including black and the scarce navies, ete.—at, yard. . All Wool Dress Goods at 39¢ yd. 44 to G64-inch all wool dress goods, broadcloths, covert suit- ings, etc., also a fine lot of coat suitings—worth as high as $1.60, at, per yard ...........coiieivvinnsnncns Dress Goods in the Basement Imported all wool dress goods pieces, matched pieces in black and all colors—extra special, basement, each 54-inch Repellant Suitings, worth $1.00 a yard, in 29 myrtle green only. Basement, very special, yard. ... &¢ c 50c Dress Goods on Basement Bargain Square at 20c yd- Remnants from 3 to 10 vards, comprising a number of good weaves and the-colors are medium and dark, also blacks. ‘We want Jf) to clear them quickly. Basement bargain square, yard C REMNANTS OF SILKS 50c and 55¢ DRESS FOULARDS at 29¢ a yard Foulard taffetas, poplins, fancy printed crepe de chine and mousseline de soie, black moire, messalines, 29 ete., at, per yard ) C 85c SILKS at 50¢c yard All silk peau de messaline, Ottoman silks, corded silks, 27- inch dréss silks and beautiful jacquard foul- * 50 . C ards, at, per yard Noteworthy Remnant Bargains in the Basement Friday GENUINE 25¢ SOISETTE, at 12Y4c a YARD In all shades, plain and faney poplins, stout ribbed weave, rich in lnster, for waists and party dresses— 1 none worth less than 25¢—on large round ta- 12 c ble by elevator in basement, yard .... 5 2 A P AL X REGULAR 15c PERCALES for 7l4c a YARD Dots, stripes, rings, checks and’figured percales—light grounds with neat borders. Celebrated Man- 7% chester percales, for years the best in the mar- ket. Full bolts, 15¢ grade, at, per yard 40 inchos wide sateen,) 36 inches wide Outing Dotted, striped and fix- n every wanted color | " iy ured cotton duck “nighly | mercorized,| Flannel-—good, heavy | Ui, “nd” suiting—~ worth 40¢ & yard grade—long lengths, | 10c grade from the main bargal will go at, original bolt, square, DAl 15 . % will go on sale 4 areyae... JOC| per yara ... Rl I C Arnold’s Best Gradé 36.inch Superfine Flannelette Beantiful patterns for waists, kimonos, ete., attrac- 10 tive designs for winter, from the bolt, yard ......... C Scotch and Chambray Gingham we have just received a big lot—on sale for the first time Friday, at, per yard ...ieeeeen Desirable lengths fine and heavy weave 36 and 40 inches wide muslins and camorics. Perfect mill lengths, on bargain 6 square, per yard c From 8 till § A. M.— Special sale from 9,6 Friday afternoon begin- ning = at 1:30—F Short lengths various | till 11 A. M.—FIfty | waistings. piain colors ~——menceriged cotton lots of all kinds cot-| bolts fancy Outing| coghmere pongee—fine ton -goods, including| Flannel, splendid for laniw"‘m« -llldark but Flannelettes, will go| making Comforters,| for® i Toene ®s piee N will gu at, sults, values up to 25c. Attend promptly per yard 3%c’ at 1:30, yar ] New York Importer's Sample Strips of Allover Laces. worth up to 50¢c a yard, at........ Imitation erochet, English guipuire, filet—1 to 3 yards in lengths—white, eream and eeru. 2 /2C yards in on sare at, per yard New York Importer's Sample Strips French Val. Laces and Insertions, yard Extra fine quality, many to mnt(‘hfl to 3 lengths—worth up to 10e a yard, at, per yard Remnants and Factory Ends of Allever Laces Insertions, edges, appliques, medallions, ete.—% yard to 2 yards lengths, at, a piece, 10¢, 25¢ and 50¢ The Greatest of Winter Trips 7 A N / MISSOURE: PACIFIC MOUNTAIN, HOT SPRINGS, ARK. SAN ANTONIO, TEX,, AND ‘MEXICO CITY Three Famous Tourist Oenters in One Journey. Ask for descriptive literature and information. No charge. THOS. F. GODFREY, Pass. and Ticket Agent 1423 Farnam St., Omaha. You will find where to buy the best birds of var- jous breeds un- der the head “POULTRY” in the want ads. If you have poultry you can sell it by advertising your stock in The Bee. The cost is small, one cent per word per day, or $1.50 per line per month. Want Ad Dept. THE OMAHA BEE Omaha. Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big Returns. The Bee Reaches All Classes. '8 fln?el‘mellmgtnn ftew York City MLOH at 55th Street Near Famous Central Park Absolutely Fireproof Adjolning Carnegie Hall, near the Art Institute, and within five minutes walk of the leading theatres and shopping district; the location is ideal. A rare attention to details that lend to the home atmosphere is responsible for our many enthusiastic patrons. The Wellington's delightful lounging rooms, handsome dining rooms and Eaglish grill room will appeal to your sense of the appropriate. Hotel Wellington PRE-EMINENTLY THE CHOICE OF DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE Rooms, with Bath, $2.00 wpward Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, $20. weekly and upward Send for illustrated booklet J. F. CHAMPLIN O525a595a535 3505250535525 955 IE 5 IE A5 55 I5A5a5255 250525052552 AE RS I525 525852525252 5752 SR 5252525252525, 1!\! AHA, FRIDAY, \()\F\IRFR 12, FREB—Any 15c Ladies' Home Journal pattern with the winter style book, at ... . 800 Friday Famous Sales REMNANTS Big sacrifices are made by Bennett's to move a large volume of remnants this week. Actual values and regular prices have been ignored. It's a great accumulation of cholce goods we offer here. Read each item, then come early Remants of Silks—Here's a collection of pongees, foulards, etc, in large variety of colorings, values to 75c a yard. Positively must 19 be sold, per yard X c Remnants of Dress Goods and Coatings—Here's picking from among fine all wool taffetas, pan- amas, serges, all qualities; also broadcloths, pl| astrakhans, bearskins and other coatings, marked FORUIAE QMO0 HOW (s couuvivvs masoin Ruvsaods sbve Remnants of Wash Goods—Nice long lengths, madras, ginghams of all kinds; kimono mat eiderdowns, etc. Goods worth to 35c a TRIE FUIARY, B8 4 00+ 00's cowus v fowson Spn es Vi s VO b bk b S8%e¢ Remnants of Linings—36-inch black sateen, very nice, 25¢ quality —brilliant finish, lengths 2 to 5 yards, at, per yard..... .... 12%¢ Lace Special—Wide and nerrow | Trimmings—Lot soutache effects ;(‘.):::',\n ‘n\,::‘ linen Innhunsz‘l’(:‘ | :x::i:l-‘dfz a’md bands, some SC 100 Heavy Long Coats, Mixture $ 5 and Plain Cheviots, fgr Women They hl\\l‘ high military and -egular notched col- -fitted | double breasted. A big Friday tor $5 50 bample Wool Dresses Plain panama wool serges and shepherd checks, tall- ored styles and some with $10 New stylish $26.00 dresses ... Superb $25 Tailored Sulll.Almont Half fot and broad- lors, long satin e Strictly all pure wool Lymansville navy, black and best i s and nicely tallored p sKirts, actual $26.00 Values @t ............ Gowns — Much White Waists, open front or back | Flannelette better styles of lawn or lingerle all §180 | " than you'll expect for the money; .. 780 heavy and full cut a ones—- made, all sizes . 5 special, | muslin Garments — Once more we 9185 pick out the mussed and fumbled garments in corset covers and draw- throw tin ers from the $1 tables and throw them out to ‘the Friday crowds pl| for ; ....800 | Sciesn . Petticonts — Heavy, silky © blue, lavender wi ming, for Corset Sale Friday Four Lots, 39¢, 69c, 79¢ and $1.29—Values Up to $3.00 Our Popular Corset Department Again to the Front With One of Its Famous Sales Tooking tallored sarments—best we have ever ....81.00 Corsets worth up to $3.00, mind you, for 39¢c, 69¢, 79¢ and $1.29—- nothing quite, so startling in Omaha corset selling before. Hun- dreds of them; various kinds and styles in a wide range of materials. Maker's lots bunched with broken lines from regular stock You'll find th>m heaped on the bargain tables Friday morning. Buch a sale will erowd the de- partment every minute of the day and, of course, the best are picked out first. Be among the early ones. Lot 2 ‘ Lot3 ’ 69¢c 79c '1.29 Hand Painted Creamers 1,000 of them; fancy china hand- painted in b e autiful straw berry Bargain Day fer Dorothy Dodd Shoes Dorothy Dood Shoes rarely find || de s ign. t y to the bargain tables. Heary gaia 1 for ihis lot is we have se nes with the size range only clear them up quickly, Friday Royal shoppers get the henefit Beautiful $5.00 a 5, With nd Cubar o) heels $3.50 Dress handsomely decorated, $1 values, 490 In the Hardware Attractive Priday Bargsin Specials— Linens and Domestics Every item radically reduced for ¥ v bargaln day. BRAMBLWARS Dark 15c Shirtings, very durable, 73gc | Berlin Kettles and Sauce Pans, 6-qt ad ize, the regular )uh.\ is 65c — for 36-in. Silkoline, bei ern for com- PPy L 480 forters and drap ok bad R” ALRTRIRT. & Poachers and Pitchers, fi:‘wlf&‘“;"ar"“‘L‘k‘l‘f“’”"" ""'.,“““ Double Roasters for .80 # namel Funnels, 4-quart 150 Hemstitched and drawn scarfs and Milk Pans, large size 100 shams, .sizes 17x50 and 30x30, 39c | 2°¢ > e wiz . AL T, ' @80 | 20c White Enamel Ple Plates 100 16c 8 e Plpe, special 1 Huck Towels, 2 white and | Stove Polish (including 10 red border, 15¢ % .11e for s i 50-foot Banner Cl Table Damask — Bleached, 60-inch, 30c quality, yard A And 10 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECI CANDY Satin finish Butter Cups, ) Bennett's special choco- LS 1,000 1bs. on sale, 30c | late creams, best G50ec SPECIA quality, 1b. ...... 15¢ J quality, Saturday, 25¢ Our Big Pure Food Market for Savings THESE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $1.00 2 Meat and 100 Gr. Stamps 26c and 10 Gr. Stamps 100 h _homo made > Ple nounx.n STAMPS ON BUTTERINE 100 and Gr. Stamps tie, 16e and 10 Gr. Stam Bennett's . quart can Daledit Of can Virginia Ew ARISIAN GLOAK GS. 113 $O.167: ST. ADVANCE NOTICE! Next Saturday, Nov. 13 Commencing at 8 A. M., we will sell 1,000 Women’s Suits Regular $27.50, $25, $22.50 $12 50 and $20 values $19.50 Regular $40, $37.50, $35, See our windows and watch for further particulars. $32.50 and $30 values....... 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